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High performance compute facilities at universities
Several universities in the Netherlands also offer a high performance computing environment which is capable of achieving a performance around 1-2 PFlops.
These powerful servers allow researchers, PhD students and students connected to the university to edit their research data and perform calculations. Those interested can request access to the systems directly from their university.
Overview of all high performance compute facilities in the Netherlands
| University | Facility | Website for more information |
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TU Delft
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DelftBlue | https://www.tudelft.nl/dhpc/system |
| TU/e | TU/e Supercomputing Center | https://supercomputing.tue.nl |
| Tilburg University | Blade | https://www.tilburguniversity.edu/research/economics-and-management/graduate-school/phd-business/research-facilities |
| WUR | Anunna | https://search.researchequipment.wur.nl/SearchDetail.aspx?deviceid=8d495133-99ee-4b81-b059-bbef6d6734b8 |
| Utrecht University | Utrecht Bioinformatics Center Infrastructure |
https://ubc.uu.nl/high-performance-computing/ |
| RUG Groningen University |
Hábrók
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https://www.rug.nl/society-business/centre-for-information-technology/research/services/hpc/facilities/habrok-hpc-cluster?lang=en |
| Leiden University | ALICE | https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/research/research-facilities/alice-leiden-computer-cluster |
Scale up to the next step in compute
When the HPC capacity at your university is not sufficient, the next step is to apply for capacity on the HPC computing and data facilities at SURF, such as the supercomputer Snellius.
For more info and application options for Snellius and other services, go to access to compute services.